Vazisubani 360

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8 floors · 0 flats · 35% built · hover a floor

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About the project

Vazisubani 360 Residential Complex combines advanced construction technologies, bold architectural solutions, and increased attention to safety, meeting the current requirements of the real estate market. Functional space organization, modern technical equipment, and a rational approach to design create a comfortable environment intended for convenient and practical everyday living. Advantages convenient location with easy access to local infrastructure; high-quality and durable finishing materials; reliable construction technologies; enhanced sound insulation in apartments; well-designed layouts with efficient use of space; modern engineering systems and equipment; 3-meter ceiling height; 24/7 surveillance and monitoring of the grounds; underground parking for 105 vehicles; barrier-free environment; landscaped courtyard for residents; children’s playground suitable for different age groups; connection to central utility networks; landscaping with decorative elements; neatly designed entrance areas; quiet imported elevators; on-site infrastructure for everyday needs; mortgage financing available; clear and transparent purchase terms; reliable developer with an ambitious approach to growth. Location Vazisubani 360 Residential Complex in Tbilisi is located at 20 Shalva Mshvelidze Street, in an area where essential infrastructure is combined with access to natural surroundings. The neighborhood allows residents to maintain the familiar rhythm of life in the capital while remaining close to green areas and open spaces. There are no industrial facilities or railway lines in Vazisubani, contributing to a relatively calm environmental setting. Cleaner air and the absence of major sources of pollution create suitable conditions for walking, outdoor activities, and relaxed leisure. Tbilisi Reservoir is located approximately four kilometers away. Its surroundings are suitable for walking, jogging, cycling, and quiet recreation by the water. The proximity of the reservoir makes it possible to periodically exchange the urban pace for a more relaxed atmosphere and spend free time in natural surroundings. At the same time, the area is not isolated from the capital’s urban environment: shops, medical facilities, and educational institutions are located within a short distance. Residents can access essential services without giving up the advantages of a quieter setting. As a result, the location of Vazisubani 360 combines proximity to natural areas with convenient access to the social, retail, and entertainment infrastructure of the city. This combination is particularly suitable for those who want to live in Tbilisi while enjoying a calmer atmosphere and regular opportunities to spend time outdoors. Transport links Transport accessibility in Vazisubani is largely supported by its proximity to major roads and a developed network of public transport routes. A major highway runs nearby, allowing residents to reach different districts of the capital quickly, reduce daily travel time, and make regular journeys more convenient. Kakheti Highway, one of Tbilisi’s major transport arteries, is located less than 1.5 kilometers away. It provides convenient access both to the central part of the city and to destinations outside Tbilisi, making it particularly practical for commuting, shopping, and regional travel. A public transport stop is located just 170 meters away. It is served by buses No. 319, No. 325, No. 333, No. 343, No. 350, and No. 377, as well as minibuses No. 455, No. 493, No. 519, and No. 521. Services operate approximately every ten minutes, allowing residents to travel without lengthy waiting times. A rapid transit station is located approximately one kilometer from the complex. Isani Metro Station is around a twenty-minute walk away, making it possible to combine walking with metro travel when convenient. Samgori Bus Station is situated approximately three kilometers away, next to the Samgori Metro Station and the Navtlughi Railway Station. This location expands travel options both within Tbilisi and to other regions of Georgia. The drive to Tbilisi International Airport takes up to half an hour. Proximity to the airport is particularly convenient for business trips, leisure travel, and meeting guests, providing quick access to international destinations. Overall, the local transport network offers several ways to travel and allows residents to choose the most convenient route depending on their destination, time, and purpose of the journey. Surroundings and infrastructure Within a radius of approximately 1.5 kilometers from Vazisubani 360, there is a well-developed infrastructure that allows residents to handle most everyday needs without lengthy journeys. The area includes Central Hospital, Sea Hospital, and pharmacy chains, ensuring that essential medical services and medications are available nearby. Families with children have access to a broad selection of educational institutions. Preschool facilities include Kindergarten No. 182 and Nursery No. 37, while school-age children can attend Public Schools No. 90, No. 92, No. 157, No. 163, and No. 172, as well as the private Albion School. The district offers numerous places for leisure and socializing, including cafés, coffee shops, restaurants, pizzerias, bars, and pubs. Shopping options include Hualing Tbilisi Sea Plaza and East Point, as well as supermarkets and hypermarkets offering everyday goods. Samgori Park can be reached by car in approximately 10–15 minutes and is suitable for walks and outdoor recreation. Beauty salons, dental clinics, banks, and post offices also operate in the surrounding area. Additional shopping opportunities are available at Varketili 96 clothing market and Samgori food market. Thus, the extensive infrastructure surrounding the development combines essential services, educational and medical institutions, retail facilities, and leisure destinations, creating a convenient environment for everyday life. Architecture and construction features Vazisubani 360 in Tbilisi consists of two twelve-story buildings positioned on an elevated site and opening toward the surrounding landscape through extensive balcony glazing. Both buildings are clad in terracotta-red brick laid in even horizontal rows. This material defines the overall character of the façades, giving the structures a dense, monolithic texture that remains clearly visible from a distance against the green hillside. The balconies form continuous vertical bands extending from the lower to the upper floors. Glazed railings mounted on metal frames project slightly beyond the wall plane, creating a regular rhythm of repeating sections. On some floors, the railings are complemented by greenery, with shrubs and small trees placed in planters directly on the balcony slabs. This gives the façades a more natural, lively quality against the dense brickwork. The corner edge of one of the buildings is designed with a slight angular break, where the façade planes meet at an acute angle to form a pointed silhouette that gives the structure greater expression when viewed from the side. The upper floor of the same building is partially set back from the main façade line, creating space for an accessible roof terrace landscaped around the perimeter. This feature completes the composition with a softer outline against the sky. The windows are arranged in a dense and regular grid that follows the rhythm of the balcony sections. Dark-colored frames contrast with the light window reveals and terracotta brickwork. The ground floor is defined by a low, light-colored plinth that visually separates the brick façade from the ground and emphasizes the extended form of both buildings along the street. Some of the upper-floor loggias provide views of the city panorama and the mountains on the horizon. A cantilevered concrete slab projects above the balcony space, creating a sheltered area, while simple metal railings preserve the openness of the vie